It will be the second time in two weeks the world’s best sprinter has brought a capacity crowd to the Adelaide track after she produced a stellar run when claiming an Australasian record for consecutive victories in the Robert Sangster Stakes.

The Group 1 $500,000 Goodwood stands to be the champion’s 11th elite level victory and she will have regular jockey Luke Nolen on board when she runs from barrier eight.

After riding her in trackwork during the week Nolen believes the unbeaten daughter of Bel Esprit has improved since her last start and is ready to again put on a show for the people of Adelaide.

“The work was first class and anyone who goes to Morphettville on Saturday won’t be disappointed,” Nolen said.

“I am very much looking forward to Saturday.”

The winner of more than $5.4 million in prize money has drawn barrier eight and Nolen is happy it will mitigate the chance of anything happening to her out of the gates.

“I can do whatever I want from there and I can keep her out of trouble, more importantly,” Nolen said.

“She is a very easy horse to ride and I will keep her happy and hopefully she will keep everyone there happy as well.”

Currently rated $1.04 favourite at bookmaker.com.au, the star’s next closest rivals are We’re Gonna Rock ($26.00) and Go The Knuckle ($31.00).

The race will jump as the seventh on an eight-race Morphetville card that also features plenty of other quality racing.

Kicking off the day at 12:30pm (Adelaide time) will be the Group 3 Jansz  for two-year-olds and other highlights include the Port Adelaide Cup, SA Fillies Classic and the RA Lee Stakes.

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The super mare will be out to post a record breaking 20^th straight win when she runs in the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes.

Black Caviar has captured the nation with her fantastic and never before seen winning streak.

Just nine competitors stand between her and her 20^th race win, which is something trainer Peter Moody finds hard to comprehend.

“To bump off Desert Gold and Gloaming, two greats, from the record books and go past Zenyatta, one of the world’s champion mares, to be 20 from 20 is something I have to pinch myself about,” Moody said.

“Black Caviar has been an unbelievable ambassador for the sport.

“Her achievement may never be bettered and down the track, for my name to be mentioned alongside her, is a great feeling.

“This boy from Wyandra is pretty humbled to be a part of a truly great Australian story.”

While the 2012 Robert Sangster Stakes will the main attraction for the day, the 2012 Australasian Oaks is not to be forgotten.

Current favourite for the 2012 Australasian Oaks is Empress Rock, who will be looking to nab her first Group 1 title.

The Bart Cummings-trained filly won both the Group 2 Kewney Stakes and Group 2 Moonee Valley Fillies Classic earlier this preparation, before finishing fifth in the Group 3 Schweppervescence Stakes last start.

Empress Rock is currently paying odds of $2.70 to win the 2012 Australasian Oaks at bookmaker.com.au.

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2012 Robert Sangster Stakes Final Field & Barrier Draw

2012 Australasian Oaks Final Field & Barrier Draw

The Listed Adelaide Guineas is set to run as Race 5 at 2.35pm (CST) today and will feature 14 three-year-olds.

Included in the race is Cornell, who is the $2.50 favourite for the race at bookmaker.com.au.

Cornell has won two of his nine race starts and has earned more than $54,000 in prize money.

2012 Adelaide Guineas Field & Form

The top quality racing then continues with the Group 3 RN Irwin Stakes taking place at 3.15pm (CST) today.

Nine horses will ruin in the 1,100 metre race, including race favourite We’re Gonna Rock.

The Fastnet Rock gelding is paying odds of $3 at bookmaker.com.au and will be looking to claim the first group win of his career.

2012 RN Irwin Stakes Field & Form

The final Group race of the day will take place in race 7, when the Group 2 Schweppervescence Stakes is due to jump.

East coast talent Empress Rock will run in the 2012 Schweppervescence Stakes after winning her past two starts in the Group 2 Kewney Stakes and the Group 2 Fillies Classic.

Empress Rock is currently the $2 favourite to win the 2012 Schweppervescence Stakes at bookmaker.com.au.

2012 Schweppervescence Stakes Field & Form

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After sitting nearly last early on, Capecover ($5) and jockey Steven Arnold charged to the outside on the straight, securing the lead and holding on strong to win Adelaide’s premier staying event a length ahead of a gallant Kerdem ($6.50).

The Mark Kavanagh-trained Itstheone ($10) was a fast finishing third a mere short half-head away with the pre-race favourite Fairygem ($4.20) in fourth.

Payne was over the moon with the win, his most lucrative race day as a trainer. It was an historic moment for him too, as he had previously taken out the Adelaide Cup as a jockey aboard Our Pompeii in 1994.

Payne’s sister Michelle, who rode runner-up Kerdem, tried to claim some of the triumph for herself when she put in a protest against Capecover claiming interference on the straight. Stewards agreed there was contact between Capecover and Kerdem in the closing stages of the race, but not enough to overturn the results and the objection was thrown out.

Capecover may move on to the Group 1 Sydney Cup at Randwick on April 24.

Training duo Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas also had a successful day at the Morphettville meeting on Monday, taking out both the Group 2 Yallambee Classic and the Group 3 R N Irwin Stakes with their classy females Majestic Music and Augusta Proud.

For more details on the 2010 Adelaide Cup results click on the race name.

2010 Adelaide Cup Results